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Putin on his own TV19 Dec

Putin on his own TV show: The ball is in your court

It is Ukraine that refuses peace, insists the invading power Russian leader Vladimir Putin in his annual televised question-and-answer session: The ball is entirely in the court of our Western opponents. He stands by broad demands about the “root causes” of the conflict – and demands respect.

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Ceasefire Talks: Russia and Ukraine's13 May

Ceasefire Talks: Russia and Ukraine's Strategic Maneuvers

Demands for a ceasefire are met with counter-demands, ultimatum after ultimatum, and both Russia and Ukraine anxiously follow every hint from the USA. But Vladimir Putin's goal with the invasion remains firm, emphasizes FOI analyst Johan Norberg.

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Belarus Activists Hope for Trump22 Apr

Belarus Activists Hope for Trump or BBC to Aid Imprisoned Nobel Laureate

A phone call from Donald Trump - or at least a question from BBC. That's what the opposition in Belarus hopes for to get help for the imprisoned Nobel laureate Ales Bjaljatski.

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